Open from about June 1 – October 31 (weather and snow permitting). Crooked Creek Station is a beautiful log
cabin style building, which now operates off grid by utilizing solar power. This station is located
in the Bristlecone/Limber Pine Forest at 3090 m (10,150’) in the White Mountains. Crooked Creek is
an ideal facility in which to teach field classes, conduct research, and to hold workshops and retreats.
Housing is seasonal. CCR can sleep up to 40 people in dorms and cabins. It has an industrial kitchen
and the WMRC cooks at Crooked Creek provide excellent meals. CCR has wireless internet, a small computer
room, four dry labs and an outdoor campfire pit.
Crooked Creek Station - Main lodge and dormsView from south: Dorm, Clarence Hall Lodge, lab, (left to right) and parking area. 5-22-04View of buildings from hill east of station 8-20-09 (click on photo to enlarge)The dining room occupies most of the ground floor of the lodge. 5-04The classroom occupies most of the upstairs level of the lodge building. The room to the
right of the chalk board has been converted into a computer lab with two computers
and a printer. Wireless internet is available throughout the station.The Bristlecone Pine Demography Project from UCSC has improved the lab space at Crooked Creek.
The north lab has tables, counter space and cabinets. 7-31-09The middle lab also has a walk-in closet, around the corner to the left). Herbarium cabinets
are on the right. We are assembling a Crooked Creek herbarium collection to supplement
the GLORIA project. 7-31-09
Bristlecone Cabins A & BThe Bristlecone cabin actually consists of four separate cabins.Upstairs in room A are 4 beds and a large closet.
